From her shock break-up with Tommy Fury to the launch of her debut fashion brand, influencer Molly-Mae Hague has dominated headlines over the last couple of months. Now, her much-anticipated documentary series has dropped, showing her side of the story.
Molly-Mae rose to fame in 2019 when she appeared on Love Island, where she met her former partner and boxer, Tommy. Despite coming second place in the show, they went on to be one of the most talked-about couples in the UK. Following the birth of their child, Bambi, in 2023, the couple became engaged soon after in Ibiza.
Announcing their sudden split earlier this year, rumours circulated that Fury cheated on Hague, but he revealed in an interview with Men’s Health this week that the break-up was actually due to his alcoholism. Now, Molly-Mae also addresses his addiction in the Prime Video series, explaining how the two clashed over his drinking.
The series also takes us behind the scenes of Molly-Mae’s long-awaited debut fashion brand, Maebe. Infused with the influencer’s signature minimalist style, the first capsule sold out within hours of launching earlier this year.
Over the course of six episodes, Molly-Mae promises the show goes “behind the lens” and “the heartbreak”. Dropping just in time for a weekend binge, here’s everything you need to know about Molly-Mae’s new show Behind It All.
The ‘Molly-Mae: Behind It All’ trailer
The trailer provides insight into what we can expect from the documentary. It sees Mollie break down into tears as she says that her split from Tommy was the “worst couple of months of my life”, adding that “suddenly overnight every part of my life changed”.
Aside from the heartbreak, it follows Molly as she prepares to launch her clothing line Maebe, and sees interviews from those closest to her. The series is a behind-the-scenes look fans have never seen before.
How to watch ‘Molly-Mae: Behind It All’
The first three episodes of Molly-Mae: Behind It All will air on Amazon Prime Video this Friday on 17 January, with the remaining three dropping in spring 2025.
If you’re keen to watch the season in full, we’d recommend signing up to Amazon Prime, which costs £8.99 per month or £95 a year, which works out at £7.92 a month. You’ll gain access to all of Amazon Prime Video’s back catalogue, as well as free next-day and same-day delivery, Prime Reading, Amazon Music, Prime Gaming and even Deliveroo Plus.
If you’re a new subscriber or haven’t been an Amazon Prime member in the past 12 months, you can sign up for an Amazon Prime 30-day free trial. Keep in mind that part two won’t be available for some months after, so if you plan on bingeing all episodes during your free trial, you might want to hold fire until then.
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